18th January, 2012 – Daily Forex Report by GFM Research

Correction in the Dollar Index continues on the event of strong equity bourses across the world, especially the benchmark index of the Dow Jones Industrials. The medium trend is bullish till 80.00 ranges are holding on weekly closing basis, though 83.30 ranges would act as formidable resistance. Historic congestion is seen in the ranges of 81.40-83.50.
The benchmark equity index of the Dow Jones has managed to close above 12380 ranges making 12300 as the short-term support. Historic correlation between DX Vs DJIA is signifying USD bearishness in long-term, but if 83.50 is given away on monthly closing basis; long-term bottom would be posted in the USD.
NYMEX Feb Crude is trading stable since yesterday after correction last week to currently trade at $101.30; the short-term trend is intact till it is trading closing above $99.00 ranges.


FX Pair         Support 2          Support 1          Resistance 1           Resistance 2


EURUSD            1.2660               1.2720                 1.2820                     1.2860
USDJPY              76.20                 76.60                   77.20                      77.40
GBPUSD            1.5280               1.5330                 1.5530                     1.5600
USDCHF            0.9360               0.9430                 0.9540                     0.9600
EURJPY              97.40                 97.80                  98.70                        99.20
AUDUSD           1.0320               1.0350                 1.0410                      1.0470


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